she claims her friends and family had always been cautious, even though she didn’t notice any indications of violence for nearly ten years.
She told PEOPLE, “My sisters didn’t like him, and neither did my family.” “But I felt it was a good marriage for almost ten years.”
After Heather joined the Coast Guard and started to gain more autonomy, everything changed. She claims that her spouse became more insecure and domineering.
An dispute about whether or not she had ever danced with anyone in college turned into threats, allegations of dishonesty, and pledges to take the kids in November 2021.
“I told him he could go if he wanted to, but he would never take my kids,” she disclosed. Soon after, the sexual abuse started.
Later, when they were having sex, he would choke her until she passed out. When Heather eventually moved out in 2022, he used GPS and applications to follow her everywhere.
